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3 Amazon search trends for you. "Human dog beds" 1209.60% Growth and more

I have been building a tool called EcomTrendFinder. I am grabbing Amazon internal search data and filtering TB's of data to find trends.

Here are 3 I found with the tool last week:

#1 "Human dog beds" 1209.60% Growth in last 90 days

The Scoop:

Yes, we want to sleep in our dog's bed now. If your memory foam mattress is not enough for you. The "as seen on SharkTank" bed is now on the rise.

Where is the traffic coming from?

Tiktok and SharkTank

How can I use this data to make a difference in my business?
With the new found popularity this would be a great product to source, as there is only 5-7 options on Amazon today.

#2 "Fried Chicken Ice Cream" 1551% Growth in last 90 days

The Scoop:

Goldbelly and Life Raft Treats partnered to bring you a $110 bucket of chicken ice cream!

Where is the traffic coming from?

Going viral on all social media and even in some news channels

How can I use this data to make a difference in my business?
There are no good Amazon options!

#3 "Alix Earle Storefront" 12,334% Growth in last 90 days

The Scoop:

Alix Earle is a recently ultra viral TikTok and Insta influencer. The 22-year-old senior at the University of Miami has become one of the fastest-growing creators on the app, racking up more than 4.8 million followers. From the Amazon data you can see last September she wan unheard of... That was a very fast growth!

What is interesting is people have high buy intent from her posts. Rumer has it she is getting paid $100k+ a post from brands! You can see the term we picked is "Alix Earle storefront" she is promoting her Amazon Influencer page

Where is the traffic coming from?

Tiktok

How can I use this data to make a difference in my business?
A) Hire her to promote your brand. Her email address is easy to find

B) Notice that she is promoting out of stock/Low stock Amazon items? The "Canon PowerShot SD1300" also blew up because of her. You can buy it used on eBay for $150 and sell it used on Amazon $300+

Let me know if you want more trend posts, I love trend research.

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